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Posted: 4 years ago

#561

Originally posted by: rmahi25
+INFINITE TO THIS ALFU❤️
Right now I am all waiting for Ani's monologues on this ^Brothel topic^ which I know is on our way. Honestly,I loved how SSP potrayed this scenario which used to happen in past and somewhere or the other is still happening today tooo especially in the rural sides. The best part was how they handled the brothel track with respect to Aurra( Bon's presence). Without even showing men's atrocities towards women they showed women's inner disgust and hatred towards that place.

Honestly , till morning I was like end this track soon for good sake and give me my Rudhita scenes. But I guess post brothel scenes are important too....That how this society will react towards those girls,will their family accept their respective daughters or wives or not or even they will humilate and reject them due to sake society.
I guess this track gonna make a stamp on our heart with Aurra,Pravisht,Alka Ma'am , Sayantani's ma'am and twins acting which was terrific throught.

Since the day I started watching this show, I have genuinely felt respect for the writers, directors and producers. Not just because they chose a very unique concept to show on screen, but also because they have done so well to maintain boundaries with the actors as well. Showing such sensitive topics is definitely needs guts. But as individuals, it leaves an everlasting impact on the audience and the actors as well. Initially, I used to wonder how must that little kid be dealing with all this pressure of enacting on such topics coz lets face it, when we were of that age, we didn't know sh*t about these things...

And we know how ITV is, anyone can do anything and it just slides by without any repercussions. But here is this show that is saying that no it's not okay to do these things and it's not okay to quitely suffer such atrocities. In today's world, most are under the impression that everything has changed, but sometimes such heinous incidents take place in our society that makes us wonder if we have really evolved into a better society or has all of it just been well concealed?! I really admire this concept of the show because in times like today, they are raising this issue on women welfare in such a graceful manner.

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rmahi

@rmahi25

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Posted: 4 years ago

#562

Originally posted by: AK_2010
Since the day I started watching this show, I have genuinely felt respect for the writers, directors and producers. Not just because they chose a very unique concept to show on screen, but also because they have done so well to maintain boundaries with the actors as well. Showing such sensitive topics is definitely needs guts. But as individuals, it leaves an everlasting impact on the audience and the actors as well. Initially, I used to wonder how must that little kid be dealing with all this pressure of enacting on such topics coz lets face it, when we were of that age, we didn't know sh*t about these things...
And we know how ITV is, anyone can do anything and it just slides by without any repercussions. But here is this show that is saying that no it's not okay to do these things and it's not okay to quitely suffer such atrocities. In today's world, most are under the impression that everything has changed, but sometimes such heinous incidents take place in our society that makes us wonder if we have really evolved into a better society or has all of it just been well concealed?! I really admire this concept of the show because in times like today, they are raising this issue on women welfare in such a graceful manner.

❤️🤗+100000000000